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Can Uruguay "turn Cape Verde back to its original form"—Little Fortune's World Cup Betting Diary 🔥

Cape Verde was held to a draw by Spain in the first round, shocking football fans worldwide. People began to seriously reassess the strength of this new World Cup team. Little Fortune believes that Cape Verde's previous strength was indeed underestimated, but it’s unlikely they will cause back-to-back upsets. Uruguay might endure a tough battle but secure a narrow victory:

1. Tournament Experience: The stark difference between veteran champions and a new World Cup team

What kind of team is Uruguay? Two-time World Cup champions, fifteen Copa America titles, FIFA rankings consistently in the top twenty, and an undefeated record against African teams in five World Cup matches. What about Cape Verde? A small Atlantic island nation with a population of less than 600,000. This World Cup is their first appearance in the main tournament in history. The 1 point they earned from a draw against Spain in the first round is Cape Verde’s first-ever World Cup point.

Certainly, Cape Verde’s performance in the first round was commendable—26% possession, 6 shots, yet they managed to shut out the top-tier passing and possession style of Spain. But think carefully: can this “all-players-defend, goalkeeper-heroic” script be repeated twice? Historically, it’s not uncommon for weaker teams to pull off an upset through extreme defensive tactics once, but maintaining the same level of defensive intensity in two consecutive matches is nearly